The Nosoi's Haunting Melody has fascinates all creatures within a 60 foot spread that fail a will save. If an allied Nosoi sang its melody among a group of undead, to say give the PCs a chance to turn and run, the PCs would also have to save or be fascinated as well to correct? Perhaps they would get a save bonus from the DM if they knew the tactic was coming.
Sorry if this has been answered before I'm sure it has, but I didn't see it answered in the threads I went through. Say a Lamia charms a PC who fails her save. Maybe orders the PC "I'm so thirsty. Could you go get me water from the fountain?" to take the PC out of the battle for the moment. Something a friend might do. The PC fails the opposed charisma check. Another PC grabs the charmed PC and requests "don't do that we need you here". Would there be another opposed charisma check-maybe against the DC set by the Lamia's roll or would the PC make best efforts to fulfill the Lamia's request?
Just finished playing with my 12 year old daughter. Was a pretty good adventure and I think the story line was pretty good and the players picked up on it well. Good job Legendary Games. Spoiler: I was little worried when they choose to go to the manor first, but it actually worked out pretty well. The players were pretty novice, but they did a good job planning out the mummy encounter which I thought would be real tough and though the Holy Gun (from the Egyptian Heroes) went down quick, the alchemist was able to do pretty big damage, though she took the Paladin to negatives with splash damage after his smiting shot hit. The bombs against touch AC also were pretty effective against the BBG, who fought them in Yaro's courtyard. The assassin vine or Kapenek as the vulvadaemon might have proved the toughest fights.
I'm running a group in Osirion campaign loosely following Mummy's Mask but working in plenty of side stuff. One of the characters follows the old God's and I'd like work something in with that, where they came from and what allowed them to be supplanted by the contemporary Inner Sea Gods. I was never a big Stargate follower but saw the movie and watched a few episodes and figured it could be fun to work in the alien origin/Chariot of the Gods type of thing. Ideally I'd like to reskin something existing, any suggestion on PF/3rd edition adventures that used this theme? I know there was a SG-1 game, or perhaps other Pathfinder material that would fit or could be modified-Ancient Aliens in an Egyptian type of thing
Bringing this one back up for another Adherer question. I know if a natural attack hits the Adherer and the attacker fails the reflex save its grappled. As a GM if a PC attacked with Corrosive Touch, would you do the same-reflex or grappled or would you rule that the acid would counter the adhesive? Would you treat the acid nature like fire or universal solvent in terms of temporarily denying the sticking ability, or no?
With the steady turnover in sovereigns for the top spot in Thrune/Cheliax, I wonder if anyone important in Egorian even has recollection of the deal with Ilnerik? Perhaps that is why he threw in his lot with the Council? I figured by design that the shadow beast terrorized enough to keep people off the streets to dissuade rebellion and humiliate Westcrown as sought by Thrune and to later allow more freedom to act for the Council. Going into the people's homes might raise too much dissent or force too much of a response. I see their use mixed between being random enough to enforce the "curfew", but targeted when needed to keep attention away from specific Council operations.
I just stumbled across the glass cannon podcast and it great so far. I started randomly around episode 47 and I just finished 50. It's actually play but i think all the participants purposely add enough dramatic flair to keep it interesting while still keeping the mechanics and game play in the for front. I thinks it's really excellent.
The PCs returned the horses after the rescue of Areal and managed to calm down Thesing. I had him brag about the show and a few of the PCs now want to attend. The PCs want to go and see the performance. One of them reminded me of the theater adventure in the back of the D20 Cthulu book I had run about 10 years ago so it made me want to put something together. Any suggestions on a one session theater based scenario would be welcome ( from the audience side of the stage as six fold is coming up) but specifically any ideas where I can get a theater map and any suggestions for a tentacled monster that would he appropriate for 2nd level PCs?
For me the greatest part of Taldor is its past and any AP or module that played that up would attract me. Whether through haunts or illusion or some kind of time travel adventures that have the PCs take part at key events during the start of Taldor, the Armies of Exploration, the departure of the hierarchy of Aroden, the loss of the colonies, would be really cool. Maybe it would wrap up with some kind of potential to change Taldor from its eternal stagnation and decline, not by bringing back to a continent spanning empire, but some other future.
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One thing that strikes me as different about Golarion is the vastness of its timeline. Ten thousand years or so from the fall of tha events in Rise of the Lords, Taldor has been in a 700 year decline, small compared to its 4000 years or so on top. What was the thought in making Golarion's timeline so long?
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I used to run some 1e for my cousins and at their request was going to run a game New Years eve for them and my daughter (3.5 rules) using bullywug gambit. I was going to reduce the number of combat encounters to fit it in one night and made up some pregens. Do you think 3rd level will be adequate or will the get wiped out at the mansion? |